Sock leads the Chiefs Chop in Kansas City

Dec 22, 2016
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Sock leads the Chiefs Chop in Kansas City

The American bleeds red and yellow.

Published Dec 22, 2016

On Sunday, Jack Sock was awarded the honor of leading the Tomahawk Chop at the Chief's game in his hometown of Kansas City, Mo.

The mixed doubles Olympic gold medalist (and bronze medalist in doubles) got to stand on the field and lead the traditional Chop, as the crowd erupted around him. Sock, who recently lit up the plaza in downtown Kansas City for Thanksgiving, has been the cause of plenty of pride in his hometown this holiday season.

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Although the Chiefs lost a tight game to the Tennessee Titans, there could be much success in store on the tennis court for the world No. 23-ranked Sock this coming season.